Is it actually growing, and how fast?
A top-tier grower that's speeding up. Revenue is scaling rapidly but the company is not profitable yet. High upside if it reaches scale, higher risk if growth stalls before profits arrive. The strongest point: revenue grew 14%/yr over the last 3 years, ahead of 70% of companies worldwide. The one thing to watch: the company is not profitable yet.
Is the market behind it right now?
A proven multi-year compounder now in a meaningful pullback well below its 52-week high. This is the classic fork: either a buy-the-dip in an intact uptrend, or the early stage of a trend change. Wait for the short-term slide to stabilise before adding. The strongest point: magnificent long-term results. The one thing to watch: the stock is underperforming over the past month and over three months.
Are you paying a fair price for it?
A premium price for a fast-growing business. Multiples screen expensive, but growth (97/100) ranks near the top of the market. This is a pay-up-for-the-business profile, not a broken one — better suited to growth or quality mandates than pure value. The one thing to watch: the valuation leaves little margin of safety, so it leans on growth and quality to deliver.
Is the business high-quality and durable?
Business quality is a weak point here. Profitability and capital efficiency lag the market. Better suited to value or turnaround angles than to quality strategies. The one thing to watch: the business is loss-making.
How does this stock score across Bastion factors?
Billed annually at $249/year $348